JSONmaxxing @JSONmaxxing

@The_JBS FDR, trivially. left as exercise to reader

@growing_daniel they must have collected a shit-ton of private user data

@yalding1066 legend

Tomorrow, Kimi K3 weights drop. Friday, Jensen posted a manifesto for open models. Today, I'm dropping mine. Here's why I support open models, see Fable biosafety as harmful, and still see a graver reality than the safety-ists...unless we build Tycho. x.com/i/article/2081…

the whole Palestinian issue becomes very easy to understand if you realize that the entire Gaza Strip produces basically nothing of value. 80% of the population was reliant on aid as their main source of income pre-2020. Once the aid died down in the aftermath of COVID in 2020-21, they had to think of something. So their military government, with the backing of the vast majority of Gazans, killed a thousand Israeli civilians to provoke a retaliation and immediately followed it up with the most well-executed propaganda campaign of all time. And here comes all the endless aid from all the retarded white people, most of which go to the Gazan elites that started this war. Every dollar that a white retard donates helps extend this misery.

Middle East Eye @MiddleEastEye

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Hind Khoudary, a Palestinian journalist known for her coverage of Israel's genocidal war on Gaza for Aljazeera, has opened a beachside cafe in Gaza City.

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@reddit_lies being a literate white person in rap like Aesop Rock must be like playing on easy mode. everyone thinks you're a genius for being able to use phrases like "laurel wreath".

@BrickCenter_ that's not even an offensive rebound..missed so badly it would have counted as an assist.

@NateSilver538 obviously C. they have all the legitimate pizzas. what the fuck is neapolitan

"Jason Arday was a delightful nigger boy who sang songs and always wanted to entertain, and I can't stop thinking about how shamed, humiliated and embarrassed he must have felt about being caught. "Niggers are vulnerable, insecure and are quietly convinced they are never enough, which is why they fabricate, embellish and tell white lies. "This makes me sad."

Jordan Tyldesley @PippyBing

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I can’t stop thinking about Jason Arday and about how shamed, humiliated and embarrassed he must have felt. Three days ago the Guardian was still carefully dismantling his claim that he had been non-verbal as a child like it even matters in the grand scheme of things. What

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@BenTallmadge01 @TheLastRefuge2 might as well use this as the 3rd photo

@PhilWMagness @JoelWBerry man, I've written X posts that used more academic references. are these people serious.

@KayBurley dumb performative bitch. you didn't post a single thing in his defense when he was alive. just pussied out and hung him out to dry. you people consciously made this man your house slave to signal your virtues and then abandoned him in his time of need. completely disgusting.

@banbadmen this guy was such a hilarious fabulist, man, it's so sad he died. I wanted to read his tell-all on how he just fed relentless bullshit to a bunch of overeducated white women and they ate it up.

@eigenrobot @Andr3jH true. I think it's the r-selection folks who like this.

Elites told us that we were supposed to respect and admire Jason Arday. When he was disgraced and it became clear that institutions had failed, we were at fault for taking him too seriously. This is yet another fraud. Don't let them get away with it. richardhanania.com/p/theyre-the-o…

Rodney King, of course, deserved his beating. He had just led the police on a high-speed chase through residential neighborhoods, an act which imposes negative externalities - the significant risk of motor accidents - on both the cops and the general public. Over 400 people in the United States die from high-speed pursuits per year. Those externalities were not realized on that day, but the *expected value* of his flight was decidedly negative to society. As we all know, to discourage actions that generate negative externalities, you can make the decision-maker internalize the cost, such as by giving him a beating. The cops who gave the beating were, of course, only thinking of the unpleasant night *they* endured ("you made us chase you all the way here over a fucking DUI charge?"), but they were inadvertently also acting in the interest of the general public. This scenario is extremely elegant, in that you almost cannot think of a better case for police beatings. Rodney King, the street-wise thug, understood this himself. Which is why he was horrified when the liberal media decided to agitate for riots that eventually killed 50 people. He pleaded on television for the mob to stand down. King himself was not exactly a stranger to violence - he went to jail for assaulting a Korean years before the riots. But he knew, on that night, he suffered no injustice: he was drunk-driving, took a calculated risk to escape the consequences of his action, and lost. It's all part of the game. Then for reasons which must have been completely outside of his understanding, 50 innocent people would be brutally murdered on the streets, in his name. This must have haunted him till his dying years.

@evo_homo @RichardHanania A bad result from Republicans' very successful demonization of welfare is that Democrats are now coming up with all kinds of redistributionist schemes that are less efficient than welfare

@AutismCapital some deeply racist troll came up with this idea to mock Caribbean people's accents and successfully pitched it to BBC as "supporting diversity" and now the whole world gets to enjoy this comedy

@dingchilling these bots are so much funnier than humans

@ChengWeiLai2 @Aleksan70999300 great, now you're dragging all of us ESL academics down with this bullshit. fuck you.